Cut and Perm

Cut

Cut noun - A style or arrangement of hair.
Usage example: she decided she needed a new cut after wearing her hair the same way for years

Perm and cut are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Perm" instead a noun "Cut".

Nearby Words: cutting, cutter, cutout

Perm

Perm noun - A series of waves in the hair made by applying heat and chemicals.
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Synonyms for Perm

Cut and perm are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cut" instead a noun "Perm".

Nearby Words: permed, perming

Both words in one sentence

  • Fashion Dissonance The Sixth Doctor just took all of that and exaggerated it in bright primary colours - a big patchwork coat, a massive blond perm, teddy-bear buttons on his waistcoat, a cat brooch - with the main concession to historical clothing being a distinctly Victorian cut to his clothes.
  • Video Game / PaRappa the Rapper Rap the Curse Out Of Him: PaRappa fixes Hairdresser Octopus's obesstion with taking people hostage to give them giant afros by beating him in a rap while also helping him snip, cut, trim, dye, and perm.
  • The perm or wavy haircut was very common around the mid-1980s (the Cobra Kai guys all had this cut in The Karate Kid), but you never see it being used when people recreate the '80s — probably because it "doesn't look '80s enough".
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